This will take 8 minutes to learn so be ready.
8 set-ups for beginner and intermediate $SPY
Included charts & when to take enter the trade 👇
Double Bottom
• Wait for the low of the day to be been created
• Then wait for the same low of day to be retested
• Watch sellers to decrease while buyers jump into buy
VWAP Breakout on a Red Day
• The $SPY is trading weak or on a down day
• In the morning the VWAP acts as resistance
• After 2pm watch for the VWAP to break for a good entry
• Watch for volume to come into this breakout
9:30am VWAP Entry
• The market opens and consolidates
• The sell off is weak and you can tell on the low volume
• As soon as buyers start to break above the VWAP then you can take your entry
• This one is best to watch on 5 min time frame and requires more practice to do
Trend break with Volume confirmation
• The more times a trend has been tested the bigger breakout
• Watch for volume to come in to confirm buyers are stepping into market
• This one requires patience and watching closely for buyers to break trend
Opening Range Breakdown
• Market opens wait for a clear range to be formed both the top and bottom.
• As soon as the bottom or low of day is broken then you can take entry
• The big confirmation is watching the selling pressure start to increase into the support level
Opening Range Breakout
• Market opens wait for a clear range to be formed both the top and bottom.
• As soon as the resistance or high of day is broken then you can take entry
• The big confirmation is watching the buying pressure start to increase towards the resistance
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Bearish Divergence
• If the price keeps going up you can see ahead of time that is getting weak
• Watch the RSI to go down or the opposite direction showing momentum is slowing
• This means a reversal is coming most likely
$SPY times
• The best times to trade $SPY is from 930am - 11am
• The best time to watch for big reversals happen after 2pm
• Strong moves at close happen after 3:30pm
• Volume starts to pick up from 3:00 to 4:00pm
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Here anything below $70 you can clearly see buyers will come in to defend this area.
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I posted cheat sheet for OPTIONS trading last week for beginners. I will post 2 more cheat sheets for you to MEMORIZE. Yes, you will need to study this.
Here is what you will need to know as a SHORT-term swing trader or scalper for calls and puts 🧵
For Call Premium (when you are buying calls only):
If the underlying price (stock price) goes higher your call premium will go up so will cost more. So you want to buy call options usually before the BREAKOUT.
If you choose a higher strike price the call premiums will cost LESS
If the volatility increases your calls options will also increase. This means you should be buying options before the explosion not after.
The higher or more expiry you have (the further out your expiry) the more the call option will cost you.
Here is what I do to manage risk once I get into a trade and why 🧵
Defense first (protect entry):
Buy at $2 and target is $3 but it goes to $2.40. As it goes up move up your stop loss to $2.10 at least so when it does go back down for some reason you are STOPPED out with gain
Defense first (protect capital):
If buy at $2 and target is $3 as you entry this trade set a stop loss at $1.80 and if it hits you are stopped out.
Offensive Move (take profit):
Take entry at $2 target at $2.40 then runners to $3. Scale out at $2.40 move stop loss up to $2.10.
Takeaways:
1) The stop loss must be DETERMINED before you enter the trade. Don't move it. This is how you form discipline and strong habits. 2) The more you trade the same set-up the more accurate you become. You will know exactly when the trade isn't working